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Claire Douglas

London, Tunbridge Wells, United Kingdom

Writer at Freelance

Freelance Journalist (Home Interiors)

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  • Oct 17, 2024 | womanandhome.com | Claire Douglas

    Black bathroom taps are the modern must-have for many a sleek bathroom scheme. And while they look contemporary and chic, I have found out the hard way that looks can be deceiving – because they are not as practical as I'd hoped. If you’ve been keeping an eye on bathroom trends, you’ll have spotted many a black tap working its way onto the pages of glossy interior magazines.

  • Oct 8, 2024 | realhomes.com | Emily Lambe |Eve Smallman |Natasha Brinsmead |Claire Douglas

    5 bathroom renovation mistakes I won’t be making againEnsure you get the bathroom of your dreams by avoiding the same bathroom renovation mistakes I madeBy Natasha BrinsmeadPublished 4 August 24

  • Jul 18, 2024 | realhomes.com | Claire Douglas

    A fluted panel can make all the difference between a tired, lackluster kitchen and a shiny new-looking one, even with a tight budget. Best of all, you can do it in over the weekend. As anyone with a tired kitchen knows, renovations can be pricey and disruptive, so affordable DIY alternatives are always a win. My fluted panel DIY tutorial makes for an achievable DIY project with stunning results.

  • Jul 10, 2024 | womanandhome.com | Claire Douglas

    Sometimes the smallest of tweaks can have the most transformative outcomes, as I recently discovered when organising my kitchen. I bought nine savvy items that have completely changed how I use my space – for the better. There’s no denying that Amazon shopping is convenient, and Amazon Prime Day sales are equally as appealing, but the sheer volume of choice can sometimes feel overwhelming and lead to decision paralysis.

  • Jul 7, 2024 | realhomes.com | Claire Douglas

    Microcementing kitchen cabinets is still quite an unusual DIY, but I predict that's about to change because it is such an easy way to transform tired cabinetry – you simply apply thin layers of a concrete-like substance onto a firm stable base. Once dry, the microcement cures to become incredibly strong and resilient with a beautiful texture. And once sealed, microcement kitchen cabinets are strong, food-safe, waterproof and scratch-resistant.

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